I suppose it was only a matter of time before my GF's cat decided to use one of my Kilpsch towers as a scratching post..
addle::rolleyesno: So that leaves me with a grill with a few small holes torn in the cloth on it.
For now I took them off and am hesitant to re-fabric them as I'm sure it will probably happen again. I suppose the most direct solution would be to give the cat something better to scratch on, and we're working on that now, but that doesn't fix the damage that's already done and doesn't give me any alternative options.
Anybody make Kevlar Grill cloth???
onder:
Is there anything more durable that I can use to perhaps make some new custom grills. I could easily have a new grill frame water-jetted out of steel or aluminum and then maybe cover it with something more durable, or incorporate some type of more robust guard for them.
So, ideas welcome! And also if anyone has any good links to write-ups on re-clothing grills, that'd be helpful if I decided to go that route.
Thanks in advance!
For now I took them off and am hesitant to re-fabric them as I'm sure it will probably happen again. I suppose the most direct solution would be to give the cat something better to scratch on, and we're working on that now, but that doesn't fix the damage that's already done and doesn't give me any alternative options.
Anybody make Kevlar Grill cloth???
Is there anything more durable that I can use to perhaps make some new custom grills. I could easily have a new grill frame water-jetted out of steel or aluminum and then maybe cover it with something more durable, or incorporate some type of more robust guard for them.
So, ideas welcome! And also if anyone has any good links to write-ups on re-clothing grills, that'd be helpful if I decided to go that route.
Thanks in advance!